Assassin’s Creed vs Tomb Raider RAP BATTLE

Assassins Creed vs Tomb Raider face off in an epic rap battle?! YES, check it out!

Lara Croft sexy cosplay by Susie Abromeit, in the Assassins Creed vs Tomb Raider RAP BATTLE!

Lara Croft takes on Aguilar, and they face off in a LEGENDS OF GAMING epic rap battle.

Who won? I obviously think that Aguillar kicked Tomb Raider’s butt as Cal Lynch of Assassins Creed.. but I am biased, because that was me 😉 Make sure you go vote by leaving a comment on the video!

Since about this video, I just thought I would add some more details for you. An inside scoop!

Here is a VLOG I made, showing you how we filmed our Assassins Creed vs Tomb Raider rap, which I posted to my youtube channel: ASSASSINS CREED vs TOMB RAIDER (BTS)

Assassins Creed Rap cosplay by Rustic B, in the Assassins Creed vs Tomb Raider RAP BATTLE!
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We had a lot of fun filming Assassin’s Creed vs Tomb Raider, and I enjoyed filming this Behind the Scenes vlog! On day one, we hiked up into a remote cave to film Lara Croft’s rap, followed by me going to a stunt gym called JAM to train my flips for the next day.

Day 2 was filmed on a rooftop in downtown LA, for the Assassin’s Creed part of the rap. Mary came with me, and we had an awesome day! I got an assassins creed face tattoo put on by the makeup artist Whitney, and after donning my Assassin costume, I was ready to go!

After we filmed the first part of the rapping, I got to show off some of my skills with rooftop flips, parkour, freerunning, and tricking moves! The moves I did were: Backflip, Gainer (kick the moon), Aerial, Roundoff Rlashkick, Wallflip, and the combo was Hook – Tornado – Hook – Aerial Cartwheel.

Rustic B doing an Aerial Cartwheel parkour move in his Assassin cosplay from Assassins Creed vs Tomb Raider rap battle.

Thank you so much for watching my newest collaboration! It was a blast bringing the Assassin’s Creed Rap, as the main assassin on this video. One of the first comedy videos I ever made was a parody of Assassin’s Creed called “Assassination for Dummies”, that we made back in scotland.. Here’s an obscure trip down memory lane, if you’re interested: LINK

Thank you all so much for watching our Assassins Creed Rap, and thank you to everyone who has supported me this far! Life is a beautiful thing, and I am so happy that it has come full circle. When I first started making comedy videos, I made a parody webseries of Assassin’s Creed called “Assassination for Dummies” for Kouro Media

If you liked this vlog, check out some more of my Behind the Scenes videos: http://bit.ly/2h8t75A

And I also have an action comedy webseries called CHEAT CODE: http://bit.ly/2gsIWm5

If you liked my parkour moves, I make STUNT TUTORIALS: http://bit.ly/2h8isIk
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Check out my friend Duo’s reaction! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0nxnI3jw04

Rustic B doing a wallflip freerunning move in his Assassin cosplay from Assassins Creed vs Tomb Raider Legends of Gaming rap battle.

APPEARANCES:
Assassins Creed Aguilar – RUSTIC BODOMOV
Tomb Raider Lara Croft – SUSIE ABROMEIT
Director – ADAM ARNALI
Cinematographer – MAX BINGHAM
Associate Producer & My Love – MARY VINCENTI

HUGE THANKS to director Adam Arnali for having me play a part in his epic project, I’ve always wanted to play the main Assassin’s Creed character, and I finally got to do my first rap video! Check out Adam’s channel here, and SUBSCRIBE: (let him know I sent you) https://www.youtube.com/user/adamarnali

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SONGS:
“Frontier” by DOCTOR VOX
“Glue 70” by CASIN
“Sunday Afternoon” by Jeff Kaale
“I Wish” from the Casey Neistat vlog music playlist
“Ark” by Shipwreck & Zookeepeers
“Skate” by JEFF KAALE
“Crystal Clouds” by PHANTOM SAGE

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SOCIAL:
FB – http://fb.com/RusticB
Instagram – http://instagram.com/rusticb

Santa Clarita Stuntman turned Youtube Creator

Rustic B talks YouTube

Youtube has exploded in the last few years. Top “youtubers” (people who make youtube videos) are now appearing on the Forbes earning lists, so we decided to ask a friend of ours who is based in the area, some questions about his filmmaking and stunt projects!

Rustic Bodomov, stuntman, doing a handstand on his youtube channel.

The Interview

SCN: Thanks for talking with us, Rustic.

Rustic: Thank you for having me!

SCN: So, what is your background? What got you into filmmaking, and how did you start on YouTube?

Rustic: Straight away with the tough questions, eh? (laughs) I got into youtube when I was 14 years old. I stumbled on the video site while browsing myspace, when someone shared a Parkour Video. After browsing feverishly that evening, I decided to make my first video! I didn’t have a video camera yet, so I decided to make a “stop motion animation” video with a picture camera I had!

SCN: How did you get into stunts?

Rustic: I was studying Architecture in Scotland, and spending way too much time training parkour and making youtube videos with friends. One day an important question came up for me, and that was “if you had all of the money in the world, what would you see yourself doing?”. I had to think about that question for a while, and was fortunate to realize early on that I wasn’t doing exactly what I wanted to be doing at that moment. Once I had that realization and started looking for other options, I realized I would be making videos with friends. This led me to the realization that I want to move to LA and be in the film industry. So that is what I did!

SCN: Wow, that’s quite a change.. how has it been for you?

Rustic: The experience has been wonderful so far! I have been in LA for almost 5 years, (Santa Clarita for 4 years), I have found the love of my life, and I spend the days doing what I enjoy! My job is literally to train stunts (parkour, martial arts, fitness, climbing, swimming, etc), make youtube videos, and work towards a career as a film producer.

SCN: That is awesome! Is there anything you would like to tell our readers before you go?

Rustic: I would love to just say.. follow your internal compass. The one under the worries, fears, doubts..those are all useless! Focus on doing what you truly want (with brutal honesty and optimism), strive to always be mindful, and just remember to breathe! Life is simple, enjoy the good vibes 😀

SCN: Wonderful..thank you very much for your time!

Rustic: Thank you!

Rustic B doing a martial arts tricking move called an aerial cartwheel
Well, there you have it! Thanks again for reading! If you’d like to learn more about Rustic and his story, check out his “youtube story” below, and if you like his videos make sure to check out his youtube channel and subscribe!

Also, here is his website – RusticB.com And stunt showreel below..

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See you all next time!

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IMPORTANT NOTE: Just in case you guys are confused by the 3rd person nature of the above youtube article, it’s an “interview” which I had with myself this morning! I was at a WordPress class at my local library, so decided to write an article! Check out their version here – http://www.santaclaritanetwork.com/scv-guide/santa-clarita-stuntman-turned-youtube-creator/

Hope you enjoyed! Below are some more details and youtube links..

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My video with SMOSH – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5NEhNHweR8

My first ever video, Origami Rave – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkoS2V-aNag

Stop Motion Ice Skater – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mVNq4leb4Q

Making youtube videos has been my passion for 9 years now, and has kept me motivated to learn new things. Through youtube, I learned how to do parkour, and made life long friends. With the help of youtube, I learned about Scotland, and how it was possible to travel there. And through youtube, I made friends in LA before I moved here. I am so excited to continue to grow with all of you, and I hope you have a wonderful and prosperous 2016!

Just remember, you can achieve anything! It all just starts with a choice. What is important to you? And what feelings do you have inside, which drive you?

Here is the talk I mentioned by Alan Watts – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khOaAHK7efc

Hope you enjoyed the video! To be honest, I was kind of tired of my voice after editing this.. but I feel like I was able to include a lot of my backstory and personal motivations behind things. If you would like to know anything else, or any details, just ask!

Here are my old channels, if you want to check them out:
DundeePK – http://youtube.com/dundeepk
Kouro Media – http://youtube.com/kouromedia
Urban Fist – http://youtube.com/UrbanFistTV
Tricking – http://youtube.com/darustic

Shoutout to SquidWarrior3 for being awesome! http://youtube.com/squidwarrior3

More mentions in this video: Anthony Padilla, Ian Hecox, SMOSH, Dundee Parkour, Scotland, Traveling, Filmmaking, Stunts, Stuntman, Fight Scenes, Motivation, First Video, Nigahiga, Ryan Higa

Song: Kabbalistic Village by Mir the Bear

Stunts interview for BKO Kung Fu

Martial Arts website, BKO KUNGFU recently asked me for an interview, and I was very happy to speak with them! You can check out the original interview on their site, or read it below. We spoke about how I got into the stunt business and what it’s like for me to be constantly working to make your way up.. I am in no way close to the top of the stunt game yet, but it was a very pleasant interview to re-cap my journey so far, and maybe offer some people an insight into the lifestyle!

Rustic Bodomov did an interview for BKO Kung Fu. Rustic B doing an aerial cartwheel.

Rustic Bodomov has over a decade of experience in martial arts with training specialization in Judo, TKD, Karate, Jiu-Jitsu, and boxing. He also has 7 years of Parkour and freerunning experience. He’s been featured on camera in films, television and commercials on numerous occasions.

How did you get your first paid gig as a stunt person?

I moved out to Los Angeles specifically to pursue stunt work. Before I moved out, I already had a little bit of screen fighting experience (gained from making videos with my friends), and several years worth of parkour videos I used to make..so I cut together a showreel for myself in order to market myself.

Right after I moved to Los Angeles, I started training at several gymnastics gyms in the area and asking around about where the stunt people trained. After meeting a couple of working stunt people, and making some friends, I was referred to do some tumbling on a music video as a favor for a friend. My first paid stunt job came as another referral after that music video, I was asked to be the main character for this video – https://vimeo.com/40581867

If one wants to break into action movies, do you think it’s easier to start out as a stunt person and then become an actor or is it better to go straight into acting?

I don’t have a straight answer to this one. Both paths are difficult for their own reasons, I would recommend for the aspiring action actor and/or stuntman to decide which direction you want to go for yourself, then take it. Becoming good at acting, just like stunts, takes hard work and time to get good at. If you want to be an action actor like Jackie Chan, starting with stunts will teach you set etiquette and how a film is run, as well as educate you on how to safely perform your own stunts.. but going directly into acting will start getting you established as a “name” which can be attached to sell a movie.

How many times on average does one have to do a stunt before the director is satisfied with it?

This varies from stunt to stunt, and director to director. If a stuntman is asked to do a high fall, or a similarly large stunt or wreck, everyone will be pushing for only one take. From personal experience, I’ve only been asked to do a “big” stunt for a maximum of 2-3 takes.

When you get into fight choreography, the amount of takes will start to rise because you have more factors involved (such as a moving camera person, several performers, varying energy levels), and you can start seeing upwards of 5-10 takes per shot. Jackie Chan is known for doing some of his “trick” stunts over 100 times to get it just right!

At what martial arts skill level would you recommend someone to make a showreel of themselves for marketing purposes?

If you are going to be pursuing a career in the action film industry, I’d recommend getting yourself some good looking footage soon. The sooner you have something you can use to get jobs for yourself, the better. If you don’t have the ability to create something that accurately reflects your skill, I’d wait until you start working with other people and get enough good footage for a 1 min video (this is a good, short, sweet length for a reel).

Important Side Note!! Martial Arts skill level is not important when it comes to screen fighting skill, and they often times aren’t even in the same boat. While Martial Arts will teach you proper body control, and will definitely help you make your Martial Arts style movement look great, you still want to train with some screen fighters in order to make yourself look good on camera. I come from a Martial Arts background, and I struggled for the longest time to be able to translate my skill level to film. (Martial Arts movements tend to be small and efficient, while good-looking screen fighting movements tent to be bigger, more showy, and sometimes aren’t even proper technique.

What do you find is the best way to network in the martial arts community?

Honestly, I haven’t really networked much with the Martial Arts community. I have made good friends with fellow Martial Artists in the stunt world, but my main networking happens within the stunt community in Los Angeles.

There are several ways to network in the stunt community. Several times a year, different groups of people host “stunt networking” events..and there are several awesome stuntmen who have great training equipment set up in their backyards, and let people come train with them.
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Personally, my favorite way of networking (and where most of my work stems from) is to become a real friend to the people I meet. I try and leave a good first impression while remaining honest to myself. People can usually tell when you’re being sincere and open minded, and it will take you far in life. 🙂

No one teaches Parkour in our area. What’s the best way to get started with it?

I also started learning Parkour when there were no gyms or instructors around! There are plenty of online resources for learning various parkour moves safely (I learned almost everything from YouTube), and you don’t need to leave the ground (aka go on roofs) to learn how to do every type of movement!

My advice is, don’t be afraid, get out there and start moving around and have fun! If you’d like a starting point, check out how to do a parkour roll..

What kind of diet do you have to keep up your strength and stamina?

I don’t follow any set diet plan, but I do try and keep my food intake clean. This means that on a good week, I will stay away from any bread, fried or processed food. I don’t drink soda. I try to eat as many green vegetables as I can, along with a good source of protein (chicken, beans, etc). Greek Yoghurt and Chick Peas are amazing too… I might be getting too particular here, but my basic nutritional philosophy is to stay away from anything processed, deep fried, or carbonated. It just feels so good to eat clean!

What projects are you currently working on that can we can look forward to in the future?

I’m currently helping produce my first feature film, called “Boone: The Bounty Hunter”, which stars my friend John Hennigan (aka, WWE’s Johnny Nitro).

Also, I just doubled one of the main actors on “SMOSH: The Movie” which comes out later this year/early next, and I’m waiting on a couple of VFX-heavy projects I starred in last year to be finished. My side project for the time being is my youtube channel.

Is there anything else you would like to tell our readers?

You’ve probably heard this before, but it’s true.. only you can do anything you set your mind to! I’ve learned time and again that the secret for creating success in anything you set out to do is to do it with a positive attitude and to really invest in yourself with hard work. What would the future, successful you be doing right now? Training? Writing? Filming? Be the person you see yourself being in the future, today!

Thank you very much for your time, and for asking such great questions guys! 🙂

Hopefully you guys enjoyed this interview, and feel free to ask me any more questions you might have!

Also, remember that we are all growing every day and an interview is a good snapshot of the current moment.. but never stop growing and evolving! Have an amazing day, everyone!